Rt Hon Speaker Alban Bagbin Commissions Parliament’s Museum On Monday, January 6, 2025

 Rt Hon Speaker Alban Bagbin Commissions Parliament’s Museum
On Monday, January 6, 2024. 

The Right Honourable Speaker of Parliament, Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, officially commissioned Parliament’s museum in a historic ceremony at Parliament House, Accra.

The museum, a first of its kind in Ghana, serves as a monument to the country’s rich parliamentary history and democratic journey. It houses artifacts, documents, and multimedia exhibits showcasing the evolution of Ghana’s legislature from pre-independence to the present day.
In his address, Speaker Bagbin emphasized the importance of preserving the legacy of Ghana’s democracy. 

He described the museum as "a repository of our shared history, a testament to our democratic resilience, and an inspiration for future generations."
The event was attended by dignitaries, including Members of Parliament, government officials, members of the diplomatic corps, and historians. Guests were treated to a guided tour of the museum, which features exhibits such as: Historic parliamentary debates and records.
Profiles of influential leaders and Speakers of Parliament.

The evolution of Ghana’s constitution and its impact on governance.
The museum aims to educate citizens on the critical role of Parliament in national development while promoting transparency and civic engagement.

The commissioning of Parliament’s museum underscores Speaker Bagbin's dedication to strengthening institutional memory and fostering greater public understanding of Ghana’s legislative processes. It is expected to become a prominent educational and cultural attraction in the country.

This milestone highlights Ghana’s commitment to celebrating its democratic heritage and inspiring future leaders to uphold the values of good governance and accountability.